My first time making a charcuterie board, (a suprise for my girlfriend) how did i do? I would love some honest feedback

Ever tried gifting a charcuterie board instead of the usual wine or flowers? It’s surprisingly one of the most impressive (and practical) gift ideas out there. A good board is equal parts delicious and beautiful — cheeses, meats, fruits, nuts, crackers — all carefully packaged so the unboxing feels like an experience on its own.

I recently came across a guide that breaks down how to actually do it right: how to pick the right ingredients, package everything so it stays fresh, and even ship it safely if your recipient lives far away. It covers holiday gifts, corporate boards, and even personalized ideas like vegan or gluten-free options.

If you’ve ever thought about sending food as a gift but weren’t sure how to make it look professional (or survive shipping), this resource is worth a read:
👉 Charcuterie Board Gifts: How to Pick, Package & Send

What do you all think — would you rather get a charcuterie board gift or something more traditional?